Snow solar telescope

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The Snow solar telescope is an early 20th-century solar observatory instrument at Mount Wilson Observatory that played a key role in pioneering detailed studies of the Sun’s spectrum and magnetic fields.

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instanceOf refracting telescope
solar telescope
contributedTo development of solar magnetography
understanding of solar spectral lines
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era early 1900s
fieldOfWork astrophysics
solar physics
hasComponent coelostat mirror system
spectrograph
hasHeritageStatus historic solar telescope
hasOpticalDesign horizontal solar telescope
inception early 20th century
influenced later solar telescope designs
locatedIn Mount Wilson Observatory NERFINISHED
Mount Wilson, California NERFINISHED
San Gabriel Mountains NERFINISHED
namedAfter Snow family NERFINISHED
notableFor contributions to solar physics
early measurements of solar magnetic fields
pioneering detailed studies of the Sun’s spectrum
operatedBy Carnegie Institution of Washington NERFINISHED
Mount Wilson Observatory NERFINISHED
partOf Mount Wilson Observatory solar facilities NERFINISHED
usedBy early 20th-century solar astronomers
usedFor high-dispersion solar spectroscopy
solar observation
spectroscopic study of the Sun
study of solar magnetic fields

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Mount Wilson Observatory hasTelescope Snow solar telescope